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When President Trump arrives in France on Monday just hours after taking in a series of cage fights outside the White House, U.S. allies will watch to see whether he approaches the annual Group of 7 summit there as an opportunity for collaboration or yet another brawl.Mr. Trump’s positions on trade, the war in Ukraine and NATO have put him at odds with European leaders for years. But it is the three-month-long U.S.-Israeli war with Iran that has pushed those allies to see Mr. Trump more as a combative opponent than a reliable partner.He has lashed out in recent weeks…

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Opinion by Robin Frisch (algiers, algeria)Monday, June 15, 2026Inter Press Service ALGIERS, Algeria, June 15 (IPS) – The German government, along with a number of other countries, are currently organising flights to evacuate travellers and influencers stranded in the Gulf states. For many citizens of other nationalities, however, there is no such assistance. They remain stuck in precarious situations, marked by exploitation and insecurity. Robin FrischThe war in the Middle East demonstrates with brutal clarity that the Gulf states’ economic model is built on the systematic vulnerability of migrant workers.More than half of the region’s workforce are from abroad. Millions of…

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When you’re managing type 2 diabetes, designing a dinner plate that helps stabilize your blood sugar without sacrificing flavor is a daily priority.The American Diabetes Association recommends the Diabetes Plate Method, in which you fill half your plate with nonstarchy vegetables, a quarter with high-quality carbohydrate foods, and the remaining quarter with lean protein.[1] In this balanced approach, high-quality lean protein sources help promote satiety, slow digestion, and prevent the post-meal blood sugar spikes you’re working so hard to avoid.[2]Here are 15 delicious, high-protein dinner ideas that can help make your mealtime planning and blood sugar management a bit easier, simplifying…

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Researchers at the University of Oxford have created a new type of quantum superposition, a phenomenon often associated with the famous Schrödinger’s cat thought experiment. Unlike previous versions, these newly demonstrated states are built from highly nonclassical quantum components. The achievement could help advance quantum computing beyond traditional binary systems, improve sensing technologies, and provide new insights into the foundations of quantum physics. One of the most surprising features of quantum mechanics is that objects can exist in multiple states simultaneously. This concept is commonly illustrated by Schrödinger’s cat, a hypothetical cat that is considered both alive and dead until…

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President Trump warned that France is at risk of a fresh trade war with America — declaring in an exclusive interview with The Post that unless Paris axes its digital tax on American tech giants, the US will “have no choice” but to slap 100% tariffs on French wines. Trump said he gave the blunt warning directly to outgoing French President Emmanuel Macron, demanding he ditch the 3% tech levy or face devastating duties in the American market, which accounts for a fifth of the French wine industry’s global sales — worth more than $2 billion annually. “I asked him…

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A judge on Friday dismissed a lawsuit against the federal government filed by a park ranger who was fired last year after helping to hang a large transgender pride flag from a rock formation in Yosemite National Park in California.The ranger, Shannon Joslin, who identifies as nonbinary and uses they and them as pronouns, claimed in the lawsuit that their termination in August 2025 had been “vindictive” and “retaliatory” and meant to “communicate disapproval of a particular point of view.”The case arose from Dr. Joslin’s decision to help hang the trans pride flag — with pink, blue and white stripes…

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This article is an on-site version of our Europe Express newsletter. Premium subscribers can sign up here to get the newsletter delivered every weekday and fortnightly on Saturday morning. Standard subscribers can upgrade to Premium here, or explore all FT newslettersGood morning from Luxembourg. News to start: Swiss voters rejected a proposal to cap the country’s population at 10mn people yesterday, delivering an unexpectedly comfortable defeat to the rightwing anti-immigration initiative.Today, I report on Sweden’s call for its European allies to stop turning a blind eye to sanctions-breaching Russian oil tankers, and preview the gathering of EU foreign ministers here…

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Du Hung Viet (left), President of the Eleventh Review Conference for the NPT 2026, chairs the closing session of the NPT Review Conference (27 April-22 May). Credit: UN Photo/Loey Felipeby Naureen Hossain (united nations)Monday, June 15, 2026Inter Press Service UNITED NATIONS, June 15 (IPS) – On principle, the nonproliferation of nuclear weapons is an issue that unites the international community. But for a select few states, these principles came with conditions and a refusal to compromise on their security strategy. The Eleventh Review Conference of the Parties to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) concluded on May 22,…

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6 Ways to Reduce Your Risk of DiabetesWhile factors such as racism and discrimination, as well as access to healthy food, education, and exercise are broader societal issues beyond most individuals’ direct control, many factors are not.“Even with genetics and a family history of diabetes, you still have control through lifestyle intervention,” says Pennant.Here are six ways to reduce your risk of diabetes.1. Get ScreenedDuring your annual doctor’s visit, ask to be screened for prediabetes and diabetes. Simple blood test options include A1C and fasting and glucose tolerance.[15]“Typically, if you have a parent or a sibling with diabetes, you are…

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